How big does Dianella get?

Flax Lily

genus name	Dianella
plant type	Perennial
height	1 to 3 feet 3 to 8 feet
width	1-2 feet wide
flower color	Blue White

Is Dianella native to Australia?

Dianella revoluta , commonly known as blueberry lily, blue flax-lily, black anther flax-lily or spreading flax-lily is widely distributed within Australia and grows in extremely variable conditions, predominantly in sclerophyll, woodland and mallee forests.

Does Dianella grow in shade?

Dianella spreads by underground rhizomes, and is particularly encouraged to proliferate in full sun. Plant it in part shade or deep shade (or in a container) to control its growth. Depending on the variety, Dianella will thrive in USDA growing zones 7 to 11.

Is Dianella Revoluta poisonous?

General description: A hardy perennial native herb 0.5 to 1.5m tall, cultivated as a garden ornamental for its attractive foliage and striking blue/purple berries. Symptoms: Berries are regarded as poisonous although evidence is limited to a few circumstantial cases; no clear exposure and effect has been seen.

Is Dianella Tasmanica edible?

Latin Name: Dianella caerulea They can be 75 cm long with rough edges. The flowers are star shaped, blue and in loose clusters at the ends of branches. The fruit are shiny blue berries 7-12 mm long. Edible Uses: Fruit – raw or cooked.

Are dianella drought tolerant?

Dianella tasmanica tolerates clay, sand and some water-logging but prefers well-drained soils. Once established, flax lily can be drought tolerant. To keep flax lily looking tidy, remove expired or tattered leaves throughout the growing season.

Is Dianella a native?

A hardy perennial native herb 0.5 to 1.5m tall, cultivated as a garden ornamental for its attractive foliage and striking blue/purple berries. Flower can range in colour from pale blue through to deep blue/purple, are roughly 1 to 2cm wide with 6 petals with 6 exserted yellow to brown stamens.

Is dianella Tasmanica edible?

How big does a Dianella revoluta plant get?

‘Allyn-Citation’ | Western Star Nursery This compact evergreen is called Dianella revoluta ‘Allyn-Citation’ PP22965. It is more commonly known as Coolvista™ Dianella, this plant features upright blue-gray leaves and reaches an average landscape size of 1-2’x 1-2′.

What’s the best way to use Dianella revoluta?

Uses: Planted singly or in groups for mixed landscapes. Can be used as a feature, or mass planted, in borders, verges, median strips and roundabouts. Extremely hardy and variable.

What kind of plant is Dianella revoluta Allyn citation?

The Dianella revoluta ‘Allyn-Citation’ looks great planted in a container by itself or as a border. It is a great option for mass planting or among a mixed block of plants. Find more plants and tips here.

When is the best time to plant Dianella revoluta?

Birds including parrots are also attracted by the fruit. Propagation can be either from the ripe seed collected by hand and sown in spring or by the division of rhizomes which can be struck in moist shady conditions in light soil during cooler months in later winter. When young it is advisable to water plentifully.

How big does Dianella get? Flax Lily genus name Dianella plant type Perennial height 1 to 3 feet 3 to 8 feet width 1-2 feet wide flower color Blue White Is Dianella native to Australia? Dianella revoluta , commonly known as blueberry lily, blue flax-lily, black anther flax-lily or spreading flax-lily is widely distributed within…